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More than a dozen University of Georgia faculty and local public school partners were among a 20-member team from Georgia who participated in a White House conference on improving school counseling preparation this week at San Diego State University.

University of Wyoming assistant professor of instructional technology Tonia Dousay (PhD '13) joins a select group of educators participating in the next Google Teacher Academy Dec. 2-3 in Austin, Texas.

The College's kinesiology program is ranked among the top 10 places to major in health and physical fitness education

Teresa Mapson Reddish, a graduate student in the University of Georgia College of Education and a gifted education teacher in Cobb County Schools, has received a scholarship from the National Association for Gifted Children.

Alumna's son opens a unique store, the Olive Basket, at the Bottleworks on Prince Avenue.

What began as a vision for a Clarke Central High School social studies teacher became reality as hundreds of Athens-Clarke County 10th graders visited the University of Georgia to explore the arts.

Professor Bonnie Cramond receives the 2014 Distinguished Service Award from the National Association for Gifted Children

Participants in an Undergraduate Majors Fair on Tuesday can talk to COE department representatives and sutdents about the programs, reports a November 17 Red & Black story.

College of Education researcher has been awarded a five-year, $741,492 National Science Foundation grant to study how to increase the use of quantitative reasoning in the teaching and learning of mathematics.